charts discussion Fortnight by Taylor Swift left global spotify, why?

[JO1s]

A lot of songs got Halloween boosts, the song is not my cup of tea to say the least but I could see an embarrassing bump of this thread as early as tomorrow 

[EarthJang]

Time to release Down Bad or GAS as a single

[longjohn9898]

It's a terrible song. The fact that it's collaboration with Post Malone made it float higher than it would have on its own in the charts. Taylor has created good songs in the past, but this song and album are ridiculously mediocre even for her. No range, versatility, or risk-taking—that is what made Reputation good but her subsequent work has been rehashes of the same elevator music and Fortnight is the prime example.

[Miley Cyrus]

Mass streaming ran out

[Richie.Valdez]

2 hours ago, WildHeart said:

And she returned to #1 on artists chart the same day. Even when she loses, she wins 

I don't expect anything less based on the amount of album tracks she has released in the last 3 years alone

 

Red TV - 30 tracks

Speak Now TV - 22 tracks

Fearless TV - 27 tracks

1989 TV - 21 tracks

Midnights - 23 tracks

TTPD - 31 Tracks

 

Total: 154 album tracks released in the last 3 and a half years alone.

[Gladiator]

Are y'all being intentionally obtuse? 

Edited 22 hours ago by Gladiator

[State of Grace.]

Just now, longjohn9898 said:

The fact that it's collaboration with Post Malone made it float higher than it would have on its own in the charts.

You don't even believe this.

 

I don't like entertaining the "no solo hits!" narrative because a hit is a hit at the end of the day, but Post's hits this year were literally all collaborations with Morgan Wallen, Taylor Swift, Blake Shelton, Luke Combs, and Beyoncé. His last hits were carried by Doja Cat and The Weeknd in 2022. Chemical didn't even go Top 10. Overdrive and Mourning tanked. If you think that he had any power in making the song chart longer then you're completely delulu and out of touch.

[RideOrDie]

6 minutes ago, Gladiator said:

Are y'all being intentionally obtuse? 

this is atrl, they are always obtuse

you should know #1 Advocate for Katycats on ATRL!

 

[longjohn9898]

2 minutes ago, State of Grace. said:

You don't even believe this.

 

I don't like entertaining the "no solo hits!" narrative because a hit is a hit at the end of the day, but Post's hits this year were literally all collaborations with Morgan Wallen, Taylor Swift, Blake Shelton, Luke Combs, and Beyoncé. His last hits were carried by Doja Cat and The Weeknd in 2022. Chemical didn't even go Top 10. Overdrive and Mourning tanked. If you think that he had any power in making the song chart longer then you're completely delulu and out of touch.

I didn't say "no solo hits"…I just said it's a terrible song and it floated higher on the charts with Post on it than it would have without him and both are true. But nice essay 

[State of Grace.]

Just now, longjohn9898 said:

I didn't say "no solo hits"…I just said it's a terrible song and it floated higher on the charts with Post on it than it would have without him and both are true. But nice essay 

And I'm saying that Post Malone, who was literally considered the male Katy Perry (aka an 10s FAD) before this year, had absolutely no impact on the song's chart run. If anything, some of Taylor's listeners were turned off by him.

[smartalek22]

28 minutes ago, Richie.Valdez said:

I don't expect anything less based on the amount of album tracks she has released in the last 3 years alone

 

Red TV - 30 tracks

Speak Now TV - 22 tracks

Fearless TV - 27 tracks

1989 TV - 21 tracks

Midnights - 23 tracks

TTPD - 31 Tracks

 

Total: 154 album tracks released in the last 3 and a half years alone.

Burger King of pop

[Calvin]

11 minutes ago, smartalek22 said:

Burger King of pop

[Dante]

20M debut lord... the definition of frontloaded 

[bad guy]

So just like every other song off of the Tortured Frontloaded Department 

[smartalek22]

Bonus: I Can Do It With a Broken Heart - OUT since 16th October

 

(current TTH position: #29) 

 

[BloodLuster]

blondie making some space for rep TV bangers yup

 

[Julián]

The GP is so tasteless. This is literally her second best lead  

[lgaga1fan]

Her fans and team moved on to ICDIWABH that's why. Fortnight has been dead and left the top 10 on billboard since they did that

[Maneater]

11 minutes ago, Julián said:

The GP is so tasteless. This is literally her second best lead  

It's literally her worst lead

 

edit: forgot ME! existed lol

Edited 20 hours ago by Maneater
Mistake

[terrorblade]

but jesus i love him to the rescue

[Dolce Vita]

it's what she deserves for not making so high school or down bad the lead single

 

[Headlock]

2 hours ago, longjohn9898 said:

It's a terrible song. The fact that it's collaboration with Post Malone made it float higher than it would have on its own in the charts. Taylor has created good songs in the past, but this song and album are ridiculously mediocre even for her. No range, versatility, or risk-taking—that is what made Reputation good but her subsequent work has been rehashes of the same elevator music and Fortnight is the prime example.

This is the most ATRL opinion ever 

[WEEKND]

1 hour ago, BloodLuster said:

blondie making some space for rep TV bangers yup

 

This gif is so mesmerizing😍😍😍

 

 

[Popboi.]

3 hours ago, Richie.Valdez said:

I don't expect anything less based on the amount of album tracks she has released in the last 3 years alone

 

Red TV - 30 tracks

Speak Now TV - 22 tracks

Fearless TV - 27 tracks

1989 TV - 21 tracks

Midnights - 23 tracks

TTPD - 31 Tracks

 

Total: 154 album tracks released in the last 3 and a half years alone.

Conveniently glossing over the fact most are replicas of songs released 10-16 years ago, so no reason for the casual listener to boost their likeness outside the first couple months novelty. 

[Popboi.]

2 hours ago, Dante said:

20M debut lord... the definition of frontloaded